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Re: '06 Winnebago View air suspension
Thanks for all the info and suggestions! I took possession today and drove the View the thirty miles home. Both air bag valves show zero pressure, so I suppose they're rotten. I will look into replacements. I guess I have to remove the wheel covers to check tire pressure; the right front is missing anyway and it's at 40 psi, 60 is recommended. How do I check the pressure on the inboard tires in the back? Gary873Views0likes0CommentsRe: '06 Winnebago View air suspension
Thanks for all the replies! I'll take possession next weekend and will take pressure readings when I get it home. Maybe there'll be some documentation with the various manuals I'll be getting. If they're not original equipment, a previous owner must have thought it was worth the expense to install them. Gary, Elgin, TX872Views0likes0Comments'06 Winnebago View air suspension
I'm taking possession of an '06 View in a couple of weeks, and I noticed the two Schrader valves in the back which I assume feed air bags for the suspension. The previous owner didn't know anything about them. I can't find any info on this setup online; I'm assuming it's original equipment from the factory, but I don't know that. Can anyone enlighten me? Thanks, Gary, Elgin, TX4.1KViews0likes14CommentsNew awning for '06 Winnebago View
I've just closed a deal on a 25' 2006 Winnebago View, and would like to have an awning installed on it. It was originally fitted with a small awning that's no longer there; I'd like to have as large an awning as possible. Any suggestions as to where I should start looking? Thanks, Gary, Elgin, TX2.7KViews0likes5CommentsTurn signal issue...
I have a 2013 Forest River popup with a turn signal issue. When headlights on the TV are off, the turn signal works fine. But when the headlights are on, the left turn signal jis hardly visible. When I crouch down a look at the tail light carefully, I can see that the turn signal filament is flashing, but it's overpowered by the regular tail light to the extent that it's effectively useless. The right turn signal does not have this problem, it works fine. Is my problem likely wiring (which looks fine), the tail light fixture itself or the bulb? Any thoughts? Thanks, Gary798Views0likes6Comments
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